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That's easy. You can post a link to this page (https://www.amazinghorsecountry.com) on your Facebook page or email it to people you think might be interested.
Simply sign up for an Amazing Horse Country account, then when you're signed in, visit the schedule page and click on 'sign me up!'. That's it!
When you register for a workshop you'll receive a link to a document with all the details for your workshop. Workshops generally start at 8:30 on Day 1.
We welcome everyone from experienced riders with experienced horses, to people with colts, to people that have never worked with a horse before. The only prerequisite is that you're open to learning something new and having a good time doing it. The Trail Explorer course requires the Trail Obstacle Course as a prerequiste, other than that, no workshops have requirements.
We encourage families to attend. This is also a great opportunity for a family getaway weekend and, in fact, many families and groups book entire workshops for themselves.
We're located in the heart of David Thompson Country. Every imaginable outdoor pursuit from whitewater rafting to dog-sledding to golf to fishing to hiking to exploring scenic waterfalls to the famous Abraham Lake are right on our doorstep. If you're coming for a workshop, why not bring the family? There is SO MUCH for them to do, and you can meet up after the clinic day and swap stories around the campfire.
Both and neither. All disciplines and breeds are welcome.
No. The goal is to learn and to take away some new tools to put in your horsemanship toolbox. Your standard is one that you set yourself. You will find yourself exploring areas of learning with your horse that you may not have realized existed. What you take away will be unique to you.
You do not have to get your horse ready for one of our workshops. We'd prefer that you didn't, so that we can work on the things you and your horse need, in our style of horsemanship. So put gas (or diesel) in your truck, put your horse in the trailer and come on over.
Skills such as communicating with your horse, developing a soft feel and showing your horse how to release, balance and use their body effectively apply to all disciplines, all events, and all riding scenarios. This is about improving and developing your horsemanship. The obstacles and trails are a great way to expose areas you and your horse need to work on, work on them, and above all, build a relationship and have fun with your horse.
Opportunities are generally available to partner up with one of our friendly ranch horses.
The Amazing Horse Country Ranch is located northwest of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, adjacent to the Crimson Lake Provincial Park. Rocky Mountain House is the nearest town and boasts every amenity.
We have over 100ac of forest surrounded by crown land, so we literally have thousands of miles of trails to explore. Our indoor and outdoor arenas, barn, camping area, horse pens are contained within a high game fence. We have a huge outdoor obstacle course and trails on our property to challenge our horses with hills and different types of terrain.
Free camping and horse stalls are available for those participating in workshops. We do not have RV hookups. Internet is available as are outlets to charge your devices.
Options for staying overnight if you don't have an RV are our 7 Tails Bed and Breakfast (cabin and guest rooms), other local bed and breakfasts, or motel/hotel in Rocky.
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